Cisco CLI for Beginners | Network Fundamentals Part 10

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Title	:	Cisco CLI for Beginners \| Network Fundamentals Part 10
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Thank you This video and the rest of your series are well made, informative and so much easier to digest than the clickbaity, IT / coffee adverts that exist on here
Comment from : Jack Dunford

I have to say Thank you too for your great job here! I got my CompTIA Network+ watching some of your videos and now I am back for the Cisco CCT Routing and Switching Thank you very much man!!🤝
Comment from : JCTHBS

I am using it to get my CCST I really appreciate too your content Essencial knowledge, very clear, straight to the point, great! Thanks man!! 🤝👨🏾‍💻
Comment from : JCTHBS

it was a great and intresting experienced gained
Comment from : Emmanuel Alieu

Very good introduction thank you
Comment from : Turgut Kalfaoglu

Thanks so much i have a fruitful 32 minutes watching and listening to your video
Comment from : Alexander G Pol

If I want to be a backend programmer, do I need to know all this or is the theory we learned so far enough?
Comment from : Manai

8:20 it's pointy closing bracket
Comment from : Hristo Koemdzhiev

Thanks for the informative video I learn it for an hour
Comment from : Nel Rose

A good work but the narrations cover the commands you entering so cant see the commands
Comment from : Jobbs Adegede

Paying for a terminal emulator?!?
Comment from : Alex Pasko

You're a goat
Comment from : Catosh Yare

Such a great tutorial I've been looking forward to learning the CLI on Cisco routers / switches Bravo Nicely done
Comment from : Aaron Paul

nice
Comment from : Ejjigu Abeza

Hard accent Some English words are distorted Man, talk normal English
Comment from : Taher Sadeghi

Amazing contentand very creative way of teaching i am watching since 2 years and really appreciate your work✨✨
Comment from : Abdul samir khan

why are there 5 virtual terminals? Can you connect more than 1 at a time?
Comment from : M W

Another great video in the series started the series because I want to set up my own Pfsense router So I set out to get a better grasp of how networking works and found your videos and couldn’t thank you enough Maybe I’ll look into getting into networking after this series!
Comment from : You Wut

Thankyou so much you’ve helped out and made everything so clear !!
Comment from : George Washington

Thank you I’m in love
Comment from : natasha

Basically new to this My question will sound studpid to many here but anyways; I noticed 3 ip adresses at 17:51 could you explain that in the comment for me Do we have 3 different devices
Comment from : Galligar Camelot

Great tutorial Thanks 😀
Comment from : Rockin Ron

Im sooo glad that I found this channel! Your content quality is A1!!! Thank you, I'm learning a ton!
Comment from : El_Salvaje Moreno

Very good explanation and inside knowledge shared Thank you for your time
Comment from : Gobi Krish

I have 18 years experience in Cisco routers and switches anyone Wana learn just reply below
Comment from : Candy Man

I have enjoyed the Lesson Post more videos I would like to study Cisco
Comment from : Amos Daka

Excellent video, and thanks a lot to start with absolute basic of how a router looks like, and is physical aspects like the different ports
Comment from : Abhishek Danej

Your The Man 👏👏👏
Comment from : okole magoge

really good explanations
Comment from : Davood Dorostkar

PLEASE DOES ONE HAVE TO BUY ROUTER BEFORE HE CAN BE ABLE TO RUN A CONFIGURATION COMMANDS LINE INTERFACE ON HIS PERSONAL COMPUTER
Comment from : Jacob Dinko

veeeeeeeeeeeeeeery professional
Comment from : Srigovic

How can i download all cisco commands
Comment from : abiola peter

Where is the link for the IP address and Subnet mask information?
Comment from : Daniel Jabiri

Hi Can you help me solve my router setting? Every i type #interface gigabit 0/0 or #interface gigabit 0/1 in order to setup ip address It is always show invalid input detected at '^' marker
Comment from : Asyanto Asyanto

For a sec when I heard the theme sound I thought I was watching SOUTH MAIN AUTO hahaha
Comment from : jose da silva

It's very helpful by away thank you give us more
Comment from : Peter Kuac Manyuang

6:55 - So, we actually used Fallout computers?
Comment from : Rolandas Grigaitis

You and your videos are top-notch They're both comforting to watch and very informative 😊
Comment from : Leesa Lee

How to identify its leaf switch or spine switch
Comment from : Krishna Seth

Thanks man I learned a lot
Comment from : me mem

Красота Cisco
Comment from : Сергей Долецкий

I didn't finish college but I've been learning bits and pieces over the years and the past few weeks I have been obsessively studying every aspect of computers in no particular order, just filling in gaps and building a toolkit to start a career in It or software development This is great information, well presented and concise Thank you!
Comment from : Kelly Smith

This is the best tutorial on youtube
Comment from : Kesara awinash

Excellent
Comment from : George Melendez

very nice but how to do with packet tracer
Comment from : Teshern Brahe Himo

Simple and effective, I appreciate the time that you take to explain each step Thank you!
Comment from : Gesner Dubuisson

Hello there I want to use the Cisco 887vag model as an adsl modem How should I configure it? Should the console cable be used? Which terminal should I use?
Comment from : mert kılıç

Excellent video! One question though What if I forgot the password? How can I fix this issue, so I can have access to the router's privilege mode?
Comment from : St

Great video I watched and re-watched this one Good hands on information
Comment from : Jermaine Taylor

What is loopback interface? What is it function?
Comment from : Rendi RestMan

Thanks for the video I have a question however that i hope you or anyone of your subscribers can assist me with Take the following cisco cli commands as an eg to aide my query:brconfig tbrhostname R1brinterface g0/0brdescription UPLINKbrno shutbrexitbrbrHow do i get the routerswitch to pause and wait for me to enter the hostname and interface description after i paste these six lines into it? Do you or anyone out there know how to?
Comment from : Don_Voni

Pretty good info for someone just starting out Good stuff
Comment from : Lindsey John

Excellent Just wondering if you have any plans to add a few follow up videos especially when it comes to Remote access I mean something TACACS+ and RADIUS
Comment from : SaiSashank Madupu

Excellent thank you so much buddy Very helpful tutorial
Comment from : E T

Just got a sub for how damn awesome this video was
Comment from : GRimTaGnBaG

When it changed to ssh in putty, how do the computer connect to the router? Over the interface? Or what?
Comment from : Rendi RestMan

apparently show interface description doesn't work in packet tracer, it seems not all commands are added to the tool
Comment from : muzayavitch

You are the best worldwide teacher for me! I did not expect such a detailed discussion, thanks a lot dude!
Comment from : sec zero

thank you so much
Comment from : Razvan Muresan

I've been watching your videos since a long time and I've learned a lot from this course as well This comment is here because I need your help because I can't find Ports under my Device Manager in my laptop
Comment from : Haris Iqbal

Amazing content thanks !
Comment from : Kade K

Wow, thank you very, very much!
Comment from : JA G

Thank you so much for your amazing tutorials I have been following along and learning so much I ran into my first issue however, which is upon downloading PuTTy, entering my serial line (COM1 as it was listed in Device Manager), and clicking open, it simply brings me to a black screen Pressing enter any number of times does not advance the command prompt like it does on yours, and I'm not sure why Do you have any suggestions?brbrCould it be because I brA) Dont have a cisco router at my house?brB) I am not using a specific cable that I should be using?
Comment from : Adamo

Why console brWhy not GUIbrBTW Im impressed by the way you explain things Im glad to learn from you
Comment from : C-Note

How to get thé cd
Comment from : Birahim Tendeng

Thanks teacher
Comment from : Patrick Meneses

I would love to see do this type of class on setting up and managing a PFSense router/firewall Overall this series is really helping me understand networking, thank you
Comment from : 7MBoosted

sick!
Comment from : Kristiyan Ivanov

Best Youtube Tutorial Ever!!!!
Comment from : Vishal Sathiaseelan

Hey, thanks a lot for the tutorial! Btw, which cisco router should I get as a complete beginner? Any advice?
Comment from : Muhannad AK

things are getting practical and harder, but previous knowledges are well fundamentals gratitude to you from China!
Comment from : Jiatu Li

FIANLLY SOMEONE ACTUALLY EXPLAINS THIS FVCKING SHITTTT FVCKKKKKK!!!! Pardon my italian but GATT DAMMMMMMMM!!! i've paid like $700 bucks only for instructors to talk to me like i know wtf they are talkng about FVCKKKK!!!
Comment from : the77

Thank you very much Network Direction for your networking classes
Comment from : madhu sudhan

excellent video
Comment from : Russ Welch

my notebook doesn't have serial port thing( COM{number}) , does this mean that i cannot use that putty cli interface thing?
Comment from : MarshallMather

can I use putty CLI to configure my modem ? it has only wifi, rj45, rj11 inputs
Comment from : Mohamed Ilies Boudouma

Great video man I want to be like you when I grow up
Comment from : Saibot

How do I know what Cisco Routers come wih GUI or CLI??
Comment from : Sel A

Good video, some real good nuggets from the past and present Great to see you use new technology images I will be following from the basics onwards, appreciate it
Comment from : Lionel Saayman

Brand new business-class Dell desktops (Precision, Optiplex) still have a RS232, 9-pin COM/serial porteven now in 2019 But yes, this port is super old and who knows when they will stop putting them on new machines Personally, I hate needing drivers/adapters - just more headache and complication that ican/i be avoidedsometimes
Comment from : SamAndrew81

well presented, Thanks a tonbrbrbrThe AUX port can be used in many ways - let's suppose i have a new device that i need to configure & i'm in a remote locationbrbrbrI will configure my existing router with the AUX configuration { ip host aux-con 2001 (loop back IP) - reverse telnet } aux port of the router will be connected to the console port of the new device that we need to configure Also, for the above to function, we need to configure a small ACL under line aux 0 for it to work
Comment from : Yeshwanth Simhadri

I love where this series is heading! Exactly what I was looking for when I found this channel I'm mostly familiar with networks from the server's side and this series has been great at helping me understand networks from a true networking perspective!
Comment from : Squelched Otter

I've been told that Packet Tracer is free, and so is the NetAcad account!brAlso been told that there is now a free edition of VIRL! I'm not sure what the limitations are at this timebrbrbrLab options here:br wwwnetacadcom/courses/packet-tracer br wwwgns3com/ br learningnetworkstoreciscocom/virtual-internet-routing-lab-virl br wwweve-ngnet/
Comment from : Network Direction